Grandmother's path, grandfather's way
Subtitle: Poj rhawv kab, yawg rhawv kev : oral lore, generation to generation
By: Lue Vang, Judy Lewis
Contributors: Lewis, Judy
Edition: 2nd ed.
Publisher: Vang & Lewis
Published: 1990
Place of publication: Rancho Cordova, Calif
Language: eng; sit
Number of pages: 190
Subjects: Folklore; Hmong poetry; Hmong language; Hmong Needlework
Notes: "Originally published under Zellerbach copyright."

In English and Hmong.

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Folktale: why we have day and night; title: Folktale: why are there stars in the sky?; title: Folktale: collecting the debt; title: Folktale: search for immortality; title: Folktale: love and care for your parents; title: Biography of Khou-Yer Her; title: Folktale: reward for torment; title: Biography of Shue-Long Vue; title: Background: expressive language; title: Proverbs - Zai Piv Txoj Lus-Zai Pai-Lus; title: Paired words - Txwv Lus; title: Similes; title: Background information: Hmong Sung poetry; title: Sung poetry: fleeing from your homeland; title: Biography of Doua Her; title: Song about being an orphan: no parents, no cousins; title: No homeland; title: Background information: traditional needlework; title: Traditional baby-carrier; title: Traditional needlework squares; title: Scenic panel about daily life; title: Hmong life: a typical day; title: Hmoob Lub Neej-Hmong daily life.